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Seagate Technology PLC (STX) loses 13.5% for the week as hardware pullback deepens

The data-storage stock’s four-week return has fallen to -26.3%, testing an otherwise active trend with high relative strength.

Seagate Technology PLC
Latest787.66 USD
1W move-13.5%
Volume1.2x
TrendActive
Seagate Technology storage hardware beside a weekly stock chart display.

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Seagate Technology PLC (STX) closed at 787.66 USD in the July 17 week, down -13.5% on the week. The chart shows a weekly price path over 52 weeks, so the move reflects weekly context rather than live intraday trading.

The setback comes with mixed confirmation. Volume ran about 1.2x the 13-week average, while the trend signal remains active and Relative Strength stands at 71.9. Market Dynamics at 0.43 points to only modest confirmation after a -26.3% four-week slide, even though the 12-week return remains 34.5%.

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